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NATION JETS WIN Philippine President Corazon Aquino returned New York Jets' Wesley Sudarshan Sherma is to her alma mater after Walker celebrates a honored for work in Long visiting the suburban 61-46 victory over the Branch High School's Sci- Boston house she once Miami Dolphins. ence Department. shared with her husband. Page 3 A Patfe 7A Page IB The Register Vol.109 No. 14 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22.1966 25 CENTS Belmar man Soviet officials obey dies in blaze UvS. order to get out Firefighter brother couldn't rescue him Russian diplomats accused of spying BELMAH(AP) — A 23-year-old borough nun •y IAWKNCE NEUMEISTU died early yesterday attar firefighters, Includ- Aitortatad Press ing one who ww the vtctlm* brother, pulled him President from a burning second-floor apartment, fire NEW YORK — An Aerof lot jet left here officials Mid yesterday, carrying the first group of Soviet won't forget Thonuw ^-fiMf^fiii wu |ytffM>ni*^tif <Jt*d &vt UN. diplomats ordered expelled from the 6:06 a.m. at Jersey Shore Medical Center la country by the federal government for Neptune. NickDaniloff Police arrived at Oie p at 602 9th Tom Mlddlemlaa, a spokesman for the Port shortly after the alarm In at 6:09 Authority of New York and New Jersey, said «•.. said fire Chief Donald Heynlgeryg . that the Bute Department notified Port M. Herein aatd hhe tried to Authority police that 21 of the 26 diplomats ordered expelled would be on the flight. the Halted Mattaaa for the fifth However, tftddlemlss aaid last night that WKh U3.-*ovlet "I iw w ef the flrat ones on the aeene," aald there was no way of knowing how many Harsln. "And one of (Callehan's) brother, was 1 actually left. shouting, My brother , up there.' State Department spokeswoman Sondra "1 ran up the Main and Mad to get to the McCartey aaid yesterdsy she had no infor- 4 s bedroom. The unoke waa so thick, I had to cover mation about the departures. my Mae and mouth and eye.," he eaid. The officials, moat of whom were between "I felt so helpleM, I tried to fat in but there 30 and 60 years old, left from John F Set BEIMAR. Pag. 4A Kennedy International Airport at 4:30 p.m Aa they boarded the air plane, they refused to talk about their ouster. Valentin Karymov, Mnior counselor at the County teen Soviet Mission, said by telephone that he did not know how many of the 26 had left. But demand of the United States government," he be aaid all would leave by the Oct. 1 deadline act by the United States. niniatrftti electrocuted Last week, Soviet officials had aaid they Keagani officials said again would fight the expulaion order. when the 26members of the Soviet i. N.C CAP) — Aa 18-year-old "We hoped the United States government diplomatic mission to the United Nations would alter the decision," Anatoly were ordered from the country last week that County was Khudiakov, Mission press secretary, said the mission is a center of espionage. yesterdsy "We svill hope they would. But The Reagan administration said the ouster still ... we are on the territory of the United it not related to the arrest In the Soviet Union States, on United States soil. of U.S. News & World Report correspondent Police Identified the victim as Brian Kingdon, ast an<i rn No formal protest has been lodged over the Nicholas S. Daniloff. a freatenan from Manaaqiian, who waa pro- expulsion order, Khudiakov said. Daniloff was arrested a week after Gen- nounced dead at Moses Cone Memorial Hospital »Hawpat*»jw own Karymov said he did not know the names nadiy Zakharov, a Soviet scientist working Tom Wikfc, another frest—an. waa burned fOOoaanpattors to wk of the people who left yesterday. for the United Nations, was anfested in New slighUy in the accident. He waa treated at the MrtftftfaytowwavnuBiTourof Had Bar* "Maybe there are some people who are York and charged with espionage. leaving for vacation and there are some Both men were later released into the Sac TEEN. Page 4A people who are leaving because of the custody of their ambassadors pending trial. Thousands join celebration as Matawan marks 300 years "It wouldn't have been worth it if all those people hadn't been there," she said. "I teat want to thank The everyone who came out to our big birthday party." Mattulo said more than 6,000 people participated MATAWAN— Thousands of people lined up along in the event, which included representatives from aa Mate Street by 1:30 p.m yesterday in restless far south as Maple Shade and as far north aa of the largest parade in borough Kockaway Beach, NY. She aaid there was no competition in'yesterday's Nature, however, was not being very parade, as she wanted to be fair to all the school and cooperative. There was a dark sky overhead and by professional groups that participated. 140 many feared the big event would never take Throughout the day, Mattulo was quick to point But at 1:64, out to the audience near the reviewing stand that drove across Boute 34 on Main Street to lead the many of the high school bands had only a few weeks stream of paraders.the crowd breathed a collective of school to prepare for the event- sigh of relief Many of the floats depicted scenes from Then Mies Tricentennlal Terry Tomasello rode by, Matawan's 800-year history. The Matawan Histori- • radiant smile just as the sun broke cal Society honored Philip Muni. Freneau, called the the clouds, and Matawans 300th birthday "Poet of the Bevolution," who published the first was officially under way. newspaper in Monmouth County. TMCRH The Matawan Skirmish Committee had a float HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MATAWAN — Although the people participated in the parade d own Main Street I for the large turnout as it depicting the Tory raid on Burrowes' Mansion in skies threatened, they didn't rain on Matawan's Many of the floats in the parade depicted scenes her iteM'aisatha of planntngworthwhile. See MATAWAN, Page 3A tricentennial parade yesterday. More than 6,000 from Matawan's rich 300-year hi story. 'Cagney & Lacey* leads Advocates hope cl eanup The wteatea nwamiar drawn Saturday nm in Maw Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 391. A list of Emmy winners spurs plastics mes tsure straight bet pays $232, box pays pttsaed air « .ank, eight tires and $38.60 and pairs pay $23. The Never SOmt, a Hallmark Hall of B, BAMOY NMMEIEn 650 tampon applicators. Pick 4 number was 4820. A ftm* presentation on NBC, was The Register 'That's n< >t picnic stuff we're straight bet pays $3,036.60 and honored as best special and NBC's getting It's i ituff that's essentially box pays $126.60 Peter the Greet was best waahedonU .shore," one volunteer nuniseries. SANDY HOOK — For an hour PASADENA, Calif. — 0y and 16 minutes yesterday, aaid. Looey, CB8' aeries about two 'This was part of my dream," members of Clean Ocean Action Clean o» ;an advocates pointed yesterday in Maw York's Daily tough but sensitive women cope, aaid the tearful Sharon Glees of sifted through tampon appli- to 1 lew Yor! * dumping as a primary Number lottery aame was 8-0-0. eclipsed ABC's top-nominated Oaaney a? ^acay as she h^ltf the cators, disposable syringes, worn source of ti te trash that washes up The "MtinFour number was «<K>«l<0k*sy, winning beat drama statuette for beet actress in a 'tires, plastic six-pack holders and on shore. aeries, actress and supporting drama aeries high above her head other debris. "As a neighbor to the most actor awards yesterday at the at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. populated state, we can't seem to Emmy Awards Among those she cited were her By collecting garbage along the get them to be responsible for NBCC.ledb, ledtwj fine-year hat <JdaV co-star, "who I am sure is the shore — called the 'Trash At- the tir own trash," Cindy Zipf, staff **QtrU. took 1» of the 31 awards, moat relieved woman sitting here tack" — members of the coalition member < jf the O0A, said. dd tonight- sought to draw attention to the A publ ic hearing-will cover the CBS took 10, including lour Ms. Glees plays Christine best actress Hi drama need to mandate recycling and ban linik bet* »een the Fresh Kills land- Gasmw « Looey, which won it* Cagney, the NYPD detective or restrict the use of non-biode- fill in ' Staten Island — often second straight award as beat partner of Lacey in the CBS series. for best comedy, and Michael J. gradable plastic products in New referred to as a major source of the drama aerie*. ABC and PBS bad For the past three years, Ms. Daly Fox of NBC's Family Tie* won for Jersey. be;*chfrt jnt garbage by volunteers won the Emmy in the aame cat- best actor. About 100 volunteers, en- yesterd.- ay — and the problem of egory for her rale as Mary Beth Saying she shared her award couraged by a handful of local pkistic • lisposables, said state Sen. won as beat ac- lawmakers, collected more than Frank ! Pallor* Jr., D-Monmouth in a apedal or minieeriesf or Uoey. with her co-stars, Miss White 105 trash bags of bottles and cans, <MU and Dustin Hoff- Betty White of NBC's Golden aaid, "we want to thank the I'allo ne, chairman of the Senate network for taking s chance on 84 bags of plastic containers, nine as beat actor for Death vf QtrU won as beat actress in a bags of hospital supplies, s com- Sp>ecia! i Committee on Coastal both <m CBS.